Local Election results across North Herts including Hitchin and surrounding areas

By Will Durant - Local Democracy Reporter

3rd May 2024 | Local News

What a count in the Local Elections in North Herts. CREDIT: LDRS
What a count in the Local Elections in North Herts. CREDIT: LDRS

Local Election results across North Herts including Hitchin and surrounding areas

Full results below

Labour has failed to secure a majority in North Herts by just one seat, but the party strengthened its lead at the authority which covers Hitchin.

Before the 2019 local elections five years ago, the Conservatives had an overall majority in North Herts with 28 seats.

But after polling on Thursday, May 2, the party has been left with just seven councillors out of a possible 51, down from 15 before the vote.

Labour won 25 seats, one shy of the 26-seat threshold for a majority, up from 19.

The party ran the council as part of a joint administration with the Liberal Democrats, who had 15 seats but now have 19.

Full results

Arbury

Nikki Da Costa (Con) – 380

Anne Fletcher (G) – 52

Liz Oliver (Lab) – 78

Tom Tyson (LD) – 539 ELECTED

Turnout: 46.94 per cent.

Baldock East

Rhona Cameron (Lab) – 418 ELECTED

Juan Cowell (Con) – 323

Lee Perrott (Con) – 366

Steve Thomas (LD) – 289

Phil Weeder (LD) – 281

Stewart Willoughby (Lab) – 407 ELECTED

Turnout: 47.5 per cent.

Baldock West

Jim Barber (LD) – 176

Paul Barber (LD) – 138

Pippa Clayton (Rfm) – 177

Michael Muir (Con) – 847 ELECTED

Emma Rowe (Lab) – 960 ELECTED

Richard Salt (Con) – 654

David Sims (LD) – 231

James Toone (Lab) – 801

Kruna Vukmirovic (G) – 276

Alistair Willoughby (Lab) – 1,002 ELECTED

Andrew Young (Con) – 628

Turnout: 38.87 per cent.

Cadwell

Charles Laing (Con) – 342

Roger Nisbet (G) – 39

Louise Peace (LD) – 360 ELECTED

Alan Trangmar (Lab) – 121

Turnout: 43.2 per cent.

Codicote and Kimpton

Davina Anderson (Lab) – 382

Amy Finch (LD) – 366

Mark Lenthall (Lab) – 336

Ralph Muncer (Con) – 731 ELECTED

Marilyn Parkin (LD) – 279

Steven Patmore (Con) – 588 ELECTED

Turnout: 37.94 per cent.

Ermine

Thomas Lingard (Lab) – 80

Hugh Parker (G) – 80

Martin Prescott (Con) – 384 ELECTED

Hugo Rainey (LD) – 310

Turnout: 39.71 per cent.

Graveley, St Ippolyts and Wymondley

Michael Goddard (Con) – 263

Dominic Griffiths (LD) – 357 ELECTED

Caroline McDonnell (LD) – 361 ELECTED

Ian Moody (Con) – 232

Emma Newport (G) – 89

Indie Sunner (Lab) – 129

Gordon White (Lab) – 111

Turnout: 39.07 per cent.

Great Ashby

Hayley Collins (LD) – 485

Michael Hewitt (Con) – 264

Sal Jarvis (LD) – 441

Segun Laniyan (Con) – 276

Vijaiya 'VJ' Poopalasingham (Lab) – 546 ELECTED

Laura Williams (Lab) – 520 ELECTED

Turnout: 33.92 per cent.

Hitchin Bearton

Bob Adams (CPA) – 58

Randy Akubue (CPA) – 38

Ian Albert (Lab) – 1,484 ELECTED

Val Bryant (Lab) – 1,451 ELECTED

Charles Bunker (Rfm) – 114

Joanne Collins (LD) – 363

Bukky Cordle (CPA) – 34

Deolinda Eltringham (G) – 510

Sarah Jane Free (Con) – 362

Faye Frost (Con) – 326

Ayan Halder (LD) – 285

Tim Lee (G) – 389

Mary Marshall (G) – 502

Susana Muñoz Maniega (LD) – 367

Mark Scott (Con) – 321

Dave Winstanley (Lab) – 1,383 ELECTED

Turnout: 41.88 per cent.

Hitchin Highbury

Jon Clayden (LD) – 919 ELECTED

Sam Collins (LD) – 1,074 ELECTED

Will Dunlop (Con) – 431

Angela Griggs (Lab) – 544

Tom Hogan (Lab) – 456

David Leal-Bennett (Rfm) – 126

Gulshan Mangat (Con) – 374

Julie Rackham (G) – 163

Leigh Smith (CPA) – 47

Turnout: 46.43 per cent.

Hitchin Oughton

Daisy Appoh (CPA) – 56

Clare Billing (Lab) – 846 ELECTED

Matthew Ellinger (Con) – 263

Gary Hammond (LD) – 211

Hollison James (CPA) – 53

Michael Leach (Con) – 220

Nigel Mason (Lab) – 787 ELECTED

Anne Senechal (LD) – 212

Turnout: 34.67 per cent.

Hitchin Priory

Bella Callow-Robinson (Lab) – 483

Sue Dearden (Lab) – 538

Laura Douglas-Hamilton -(Con) – 543

Keith Hoskins (LD) – 974 ELECTED

Chris Lucas (LD) – 820 ELECTED

Roger Piepenstock (Con) – 454

Grace Woodward (G) – 202

Turnout: 46.76 per cent.

Hitchin Walsworth

Sid Cordle (CPA) – 91

Elizabeth Dennis (Lab) – 1,256 ELECTED

Victoria Dunlop (Con) – 512

Andrew Ircha (LD) – 458

Anthony John-Goodman (Con) – 456

Roger King (LD) – 387

William Lavin (G) – 576

Gary Morley (Con) – 443

Liz Townsend (LD) – 511

Donna Wright (Lab) – 1,188 ELECTED

Daniel Wright-Mason (Lab) – 1,132 ELECTED

Turnout: 40.08 per cent.

Hitchwood

Frank Carr (Lab) – 204

Joe Graziano (Con) – 472 ELECTED

Carol Stanier (LD) – 190

Turnout: 37.27 per cent.

Knebworth

Paul Balbi (Lab) – 176

Jamie Crofts (Con) – 595

Jan Gosling (Lab) – 224

Davina Malcolm (G) – 170

Mohammad Miah (Con) – 580

Lisa Nash (LD) – 997 ELECTED

Paul Ward (LD) – 664 ELECTED

Turnout: 44.49 per cent.

Letchworth Grange

Steve Adelantado (Rfm) – 154

Cory Bloxham (Con) – 277

Harrison Edwards (Con) – 211

Emma Fernandes (Lab) – 637 ELECTED

Elizabeth Freeman (LD) – 126

Ian Mantle (Lab) – 614 ELECTED

Samick Sofat (LD) – 73

Andrew Wallis (G) – 160

Mark Webb (CPA) – 33

Turnout: 30.16 per cent.

Letchworth Norton

Daniel Allen (Lab) – 794 ELECTED

Tina Bhartwas (Lab) – 665 ELECTED

Simon Bloxham (Con) – 521

Morgan Derbyshire (Con) – 452

David Morris (G) – 266

Roy Thompson (LD) – 187

Sharon Weeder (LD) – 158

Turnout: 41.03 per cent.

Letchworth South East

Hammad Baig (Con) – 504

Sadie Billing (Lab) – 1,067 ELECTED

Mick Debenham (Lab) – 937 ELECTED

James Durston (Con) – 532

Maryla Hart (G) – 370

David Levett (Con) – 583

Heather Macmillan (LD) – 283

Paul Marment (LD) – 317

Barry Neale (LD) – 172

Tamsin Thomas (Lab) – 995 ELECTED

Turnout: 33.13 per cent.

Letchworth South West

Edward Birdsall (Rfm) – 203

Stephen Boakes (Con) – 780

David Chalmers (LD) – 1,197 ELECTED

Andrew Clare (Con) – 765

Tom Coates (Rfm) – 205

Terry Hone (Con) – 859

Rebecca Kirk (Lab) – 456

Dugald Muir (G) – 298

Sean Prendergast (LD) – 1,301 ELECTED

Martin Stears-Handscomb (Lab) – 449

Garry Warren (Rfm) – 236

Jeryl Willoughby (Lab) – 331

Claire Winchester (LD) – 1,244 ELECTED

Turnout: 44.99 per cent.

Letchworth Wilbury

Amy Allen (Lab) – 739 ELECTED

Monica Bloxham (Con) – 267

David May (LD) – 150

Sean Nolan (Lab) – 688 ELECTED

Janine Paterson (Con) – 185

Louise Phillips (LD) – 150

Turnout: 31.42 per cent.

Offa

David Barnard (Con) -558 ELECTED

Stewart Bryant (Lab) – 245

Nicky Clark (G) – 136

Bridget Duffy (Lab) – 200

Neil Stevenson (LD) – 325

Claire Strong (Con) – 470 ELECTED

Natali Topliff (LD) – 323

Turnout: 42.28 per cent.

Royston Heath

Ruth Brown (LD) – 791 ELECTED

Shirley Clark (Lab) – 213

Mark Crowley (Con) – 306

Ken Garland (Lab) – 178

Martin Lewis (Con) – 326

Bryony May (LD) – 690 ELECTED

Des Stephens (G) – 117

Turnout: 37.49 per cent.

Royston Meridian

Matt Barnes (LD) – 958 ELECTED

Callum Bartram-Bell (Con) – 608

Suzy Brandes (Con) – 616

Ruth Clifton (LD) – 796 ELECTED

Tim Johnson (LD) – 827 ELECTED

Stephen Lockett (Lab) – 358 

Sarah Lucas (Lab) – 396

Roman Mamatov (Con) – 508

Francis Sedgemore (G) – 215

Vaughan West (Lab) – 395

Turnout: 38.96 per cent.

Royston Palace

Lisa Adams (Ind.) – 195

Catherine Brownjohn (Lab) – 581 ELECTED

Paul Fletcher (Con) – 337

Jean Green (Con) – 376

Chris Hinchliff (Lab) – 546 ELECTED

Gill Lewis (LD) – 334

Emma Squire-Smith (LD) – 362

Turnout: 34.7 per cent.

Weston and Sandon

Steve Jarvis (LD) – 540 ELECTED

Martin Kristensen (Con) – 85

Rhys Lancaster (Lab) – 37

Elizabeth Ryder Ford (G) – 28

Turnout: 42.86 per cent.

     

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